1 credit
Fall 2026 Lecture Lower Division
This seminar course is designed to enhance the BSPS student's professional skills career exploration and prepare for post-graduation employment. It provides the academic content to link experiences in professional fields to study in Pharmaceutical Sciences as well as social, economic and intellectual forces that shape views and work experiences. The intent is to prepare the student to successfully transfer skills to workplace. Typically taken in the junior year. The course builds on IMPH 10000, but students are not required to have taken that course. The course consists of a mix of on-line modules and assignments and in-person class sessions.
Learning Outcomes1Build on-the-job skills; and develop and cultivate professional skills and relationships.
2Analyze self-assessment of performance, professional expectations and ethical issues involved with being professional.
3Articulate how classroom-acquired knowledge applies to real-world situations.
4Explore critical topics that will assist the transition into a professional environment.
5Reflect on professional development goals and needs.
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